.... The empirical material consists of interviews and recordings of communicative events in relation to a breakout of dangerous bacteria in the ward. Change communication is used as a contextualizing frame of understanding, and positioning theory and analysis are applied to shed light upon the core challenges...

... on affective commitment to change simultaneously with quality change communication and employee participation during the change process, while controlling for perceived change impact. Design/methodology/approach – The findings are based on 134 survey responses gathered through surveys in two police...

... a failing unit's culture change and a diminished level of service climate: H2. Three years after the onset of a culture change, initiated by a company's headquarters, service employees' satisfaction with the level of change communication is significantly related to their scores on both culture...